Dinner etiquette in Chicago notes sequence at hotel
An etiquette query explains seating order for a dinner with an older man, a young lady, and her fiancé. It states the young lady should follow the head waiter, the host would come next, and the young gentleman last, though it notes possible variations.
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Saying a Mouthful from The Progressive Grocer
Five year old Marjorie jokes about being an awful looking tramp and asks for pie, while the cook fears and grants the request. Brief humorous quote from a magazine feature noting hungry child dialogue.
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Gravity at Earth's Center Weighs Nothing Theory
The text argues that if gravity theory holds, an object at the center of Earth would experience no weight. It suggests at the system's center, gravitational pull cancels for a hypothetical object, resulting in zero weight.
Proper ettiquette guidance from Miss Flo on manners
Dear Miss Flo answers questions on hat tipping when meeting a lady and a gentleman, who should enter first, and the hostess handling birthday party welcomes. It advises the hostess stay downstairs to greet guests, provide a room for coats, and how to respond to gifts with thanks and permission to open.
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Wedding procession order for bridesmaids and ushers
Dear Miss Fio explains the proper wedding procession. Ushers lead the way two by two, followed by bridesmaids, then the maid of honor walking alone, then the bride and her father. The clergyman and bridal couple wait in a vestry until the party arrives, then enter in order.
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